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BARE BONES

WIN A COLLINS ENGLISH DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS SET, AND A BRADFORD’S CROSSWORD SOLVER’S DICTIONARY

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Our Bare Bones Crossword is unique because you have to complete the grid – numbers and squares – as well. We have inserted four black squares and four clue numbers to get you going. The crossword has a four-way symmetry: both top and bottom and left and right match, so you can fill in 12 more squares straight away.

There is a prize of a Collins English Dictionary and Thesaurus set, and a Bradford’s Crossword Solver’s Dictionary. Send your solution to: Bare Bones Puzzle No 1052, The Mail on Sunday, PO Box 3451, Norwich NR7 7NR. Entries must arrive by Friday, June 17 (photocopie­s not accepted). The winner’s name will be published on July 3 from the first correct entry drawn. Winner of Bare Bones No 1049: Lynne Simonite, of Helnor, Derbyshire.

Across

5 Celebrate about woman, say

7 Credit old single to right singer

10 Wedding ring is prohibited, by the sound of it

11 Act it out in the loft

12 Not extensive in his limitation­s

13 Lectures now about a bird (Two words)

16 Doctor gets negative, having only one speaker

17 When tub is put back in borders

18 Note sheep gets a drink

19 Emil transporte­d by time and distance

20 A contemplat­ion is comical

Down

1 Honour for being lamed, unfortunat­ely

2 State queen has a hair product

3 Yet more vaccine treated bedsores too (Two words)

4 A pie’s changed colour

6 Convicts appearing in series (Two words)

8 Highest amount for an LP (Two words)

9 Dine, getting good mark for robbery

14 Bird getting dressed, losing tail

15 Son is not commonly a good man

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